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Monthly Archives: June 2010
More High Fives
FIVE YEARS! Let’s Celebrate
It’s been FIVE YEARS since the first issue of MAKE hit the streets. Can you believe it?
Celebrate with us at Reggie’s on July 30! We’re hosting the Printers’ Ball after party!
Meanwhile, we’ve put together some … Continue reading
The Bronx Museum Book Fair
Join us for the Bronx Book Fair this Sunday!
MAKE Fiction Editor Kamilah Foreman will man a table!
Did you know there are only two bookstores in the Bronx? The Book Fair is organized as an action against how few bookstores … Continue reading
Joel Craig + Greg Purcell + Poems + Myopic Books
Thursday, June 24 – Greg Purcell & Joel Craig
7pm Myopic Books, 1564 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago
Joel CRAIG’s chapbook Shine Tomorrow is available from Lost Horse Press. His poems have appeared in Lungfull!, GutCult, A Public Space, Zoland Poetry, Rabbit Light … Continue reading
CLMP Lit Mag Marathon Weekend
CLMP Lit Mag Marathon Weekend!
New York, New York, June 19 & 20
11th Annual
LIT MAG MARATHON WEEKEND
June 19th and 20th
All events are free and open to the public
New York, NY—The magazines may be little, but the weekend is big,
big, BIG! … Continue reading
Danny’s: John Beer and Suzanne Buffam Book Release
Danny’s Reading Series
Release party reading for Suzanne Buffam and John Beer
Wednesday, June 9th, 7:30PM
Suzanne Buffam’s first book, Past Imperfect, was published in 2005 by House of Anansi Press. The Irrationalist, her second book, was published in the U.S. by Canarium … Continue reading
Assoc. Visual Art Ed. Caleb Lyons at the MCA
Newbie Associate Visual Arts Editor Caleb Lyons talks shop at the MCA on Tuesday, June 8 at 6pm. Caleb J. Lyons discusses his exhibition of paintings and ceramics during this informal gallery talk. This program is part of the MCA’s … Continue reading
High Five! We’re Five
It’s been five years since the first issue of MAKE! Remember the night? Friday, June 24. Aaron Michael Morales read from El Camino; Bill Hillman read boxing poems; Christine Hoffman read from her short story Dwelling Marvin Tate … Continue reading
